Quoted from senders

unfortunately this is the disgusting part of the human 'civilization' on video....

it will never be expunged...we are the animal we are

Quoted from Patches

B I N G O.....so did that law man get reprimanded or suspended???/....investigation besides law suit.....

not trained but with brute force and against children and women....easy targets.....

this cop should be fired.......national news......remember the woman busdriver who got harrassed???..

this is worse....

Quoted from sanfordy2

whats scary to think about is if they'll do this on video to a child, what will they do when there's no witnesses to anyone else

Quoted from bumblethru

there is nothing wrong with seeking help from other human beings when we think we are in need of help. That's what we are here for...right? Asking for help is not what went wrong here.

What went wrong is calling the ill equipped to deal with a kid with mental health issues. The cops should have 'walked away'!!! This is not in the scope of their work. The kid was NOT violent....he just wouldn't get off the bus. He wasn't disruptive. He threatened no one.

.............and yet he walked away with a broken arm and a police record!!! OMG!!

Quoted from senders

it's like the pendulum swinging back
from the wild wild west only those wild are the well armed and dangerous police force hired to enforce the status
quo 1%er legislators that make laws and regulations to chain us.

Quoted from bumblethru

If this were the wild west.........we'd ALL be armed!!!

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Regardless of the public's perception, gun control laws may have actually been stricter
back in the 19th and early 20th century than they are now, especially in the West. In the
beginning, there was definitely gun violence, as there was neither standardized law nor a good
way to enforce it, but the Wild West didn't stay wild forever.

As towns formed and communities grew, the need for and tolerance of handguns started to fall.
Starting in 1878, some 25 years into the westward expansion, action was finally taken -- even
places as wild as Dodge City started posting signs like this:

n fact, the gunfight at the O.K. Corral was caused by one gang being unwilling to abide by the
anti-firearm rule of Tombstone.

But it's not like the six-shooter of the time was very dangerous anyway. They didn't even use
regular bullets like they currently do, instead opting for the so-called "cap-and-ball" system that
was little more than a marble launched by black powder. It had an effective range of maybe 50
feet. The Adams, one of the first revolvers introduced at the time and a hallmark weapon of the
era, would burn the living hell out of your hand while launching the bullet. So you had to be really
sure you wanted to shoot that dude.